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Royal Opera House in general

Newest Review: ... Tickets unsold 4 hours before a performance are available for £15 to those on Income Support, ES40 holders, members of the ROH Access List and those in receipt of benefits due to disability, under-18s, students, Westminster ResCard-holders, Registered Disabled, WC2 residents and Senior Citizens on Income Support. - Your visit - The ROH is located in Covent Garden (nearest tube is Covent Garden on the Picadilly line, or walk up from Charing Cross/Waterloo) and is the most fantastic building. The third opera house to be built on the site (the previous two both having been burnt to the ground), it went under extensive renovation in the lat... more

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Royal Opera House in general: Top Quality Opera for All (987 words)
by - written on 23/10/08 (Very useful, 118 readings)
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As an aspiring opera singer I am keen to get to see as much opera as I possibly can and to get the best experience I can for the least amount of money possible! The Royal Opera House is almost certainly the most well known opera house in Britain and I look forward to every production I see there, knowing that it will be a real treat for the ears and the eyes! - Booking tickets - First things first, how to book tickets. You may be under the impression that tickets for the opera are hugely expensive and yes, for certain seats they are - for the big Wagnerian productions the best seats will go for upwards of £200! However, seats in the Ampitheatre are ... Read the complete review